US Conec and SANWA Technologies strike VSFF connector licensing agreement

March 24, 2025
The two vendors will multisource and develop MDC and MMC connector solutions.

US Conec and SANWA Technologies have entered a license agreement enabling SANWA Technologies to produce and supply MDC VSFF (Very Small Form Factor) duplex optical connectors, MDC VSFF duplex adapters and MMC VSFF multi-fiber adapters.

This agreement will be critical to helping SANWA deliver MDC and MMC connectivity solutions and ensure a robust supply chain for emerging and future optical link architectures.

US Conec and SANWA Technologies will showcase their MDC and MMC solutions at OFC 2025 in San Francisco from April 1 to 3, 2025.

Aki Ishikawa, COO and CSO of SANWA Technologies said that its partnership with US Conec will help it "commercialize our MDC and MMC connectivity solutions.”

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